Matt Lauer<\/a> is reportedly looking to return to TV after his 2017 Today<\/a><\/em> firing following sexual assault allegations.<\/p>\n On November 27, People<\/a> published a report from an inside source of Lauer\u2019s hopeful plans. The unnamed insider told the publication that the journalist, 67, is \u201cdoing well in his private life\u201d and \u201cwants to get back into the media arena in some capacity, if not TV.\u201d<\/p>\n The source added, \u201cHe has talked to some people about it.\u201d<\/p>\n It\u2019s unclear what TV program or \u201cmedia arena\u201d Lauer might be eyeing. However, his return would be the first in eight years since being fired from Today<\/em> in November 2017. A former NBC employee, later identified as Brooke Nevils, alleged that Lauer raped her<\/a> at the 2014 Sochi Olympics. Although Lauer claimed the encounter was consensual<\/a>, multiple other women also made allegations<\/a> of sexual misconduct.<\/p>\n Following his axing, Lauer\u2019s then-wife, Annette Roque, filed for divorce. The exes share three kids: Jack, 24, Romy, 22, and Thijs, 18. Today, Lauer is dating Shamin Abas, and he is reportedly happy despite being \u201cstill angry\u201d about \u201cthe way he was treated by the industry\u201d and \u201cpeople he thought were his friends,\u201d the People source said. He is now reportedly focused on being a \u201cgood father\u201d and \u201cspending time\u201d with his kids.<\/p>\n